This is my go to for Soul food. Because the food is absolutely delicious. I've tried several menu…read moreitems. But I love the Lemon Pepper Catfish Bites!!!!! They are literally my favorite. They are fried nugget bites of Catfish. Soooooo crispy and full of flavor. Annnnnnnnnnd you can't forget the Mac and Cheese. I love a cheddar and creamy Mac n cheese. They don't disappoint. You have to try it. Order in, Take out or just Uber Eats.

We had our office holiday party catered by Caribbean Soul and I must say that the food was…read moreexcellent. Neeka and her husband did a fantastic job. Food was plentiful and fresh. The Mac and Cheese, sweet potato and fried fish were so delicious. I would highly recommend and look forward to using Caribbean Soul Food Delight for our future events.

When I say these folks are genuinely kind-hearted, I mean it--it's a rare find to encounter a…read moreCaribbean restaurant where the staff radiates happiness instead of serving up an attitude. The prices here are quite reasonable, making it easy on the wallet. The portions are generous and satisfying, truly making every bite worthwhile. Everything is freshly prepared right before your eyes; I visited late at night and was pleasantly surprised to see the food still bursting with flavor and freshness. I wholeheartedly recommend this charming little shop; it's an intimate space that feels welcoming. All you have to do is stop by and experience it for yourself--trust me, it's absolutely worth it!

Ordered curry goat and it was delicious. Good portions. While I was waiting a freshly cooked jerk…read morechicken was bought out. Looked delicious. Will go back again.

Black-Owned Trinidadian Mom and Pop type restaurant located in Castle Hill. Jenny's Roti Shop…read morethankfully honored our Yelp/Grubhub order all the way to Throggs Neck. You know how music can bring back a memory? Certain meals can do that also. Well, while having Jenny's those Trinidadian flavors brought me back to the good old days of about 15 or so years ago. Damn, it's been a long time! (Eric B. & Rakim just came to mind.) Anyway. Jenny's meal of Jerk Chicken had that extra spiciness just the way I like it. Then there's the order of Stew Chicken. The Trini flavors were prominent in this dish, with that extra gravy melding in nicely into the Rice and Peas and side of mashed pumpkin. Mmm mmm mm!! Plus, can't forget my favorite accompaniment, Buss Up Shut. Setting things off with those fluffy, warm sheets of dough to wrap your meaty sauced stews in. Man, those combos brought me back! They also included Dhalpuri to soak up the order of Boneless Curry Chicken with chunks of potatoes to create your own Roti. Everything was perfect with the exception of one forgivable misstep...the missing Oxtail. We included an order of Oxtail that did not arrive. But the error was quickly remedied within the hour with an email apology and a credit for the cost. High Five on the Customer Service Score! Jenny's Roti Shop gave us a reprieve from the redundant cuisine located in our immediate area. Jenny's will no doubt be on our, 'what's for dinner?!?!?! delivery list.

Got some Pholourie today at Jenny's, crispy on the outside and very doughy on the inside. Very…read morebland no taste. Bottom of brown bag was so oily. Dipping sauce was watered down. This is why I rather pay toll and gas and go to Trinciti in Queens and get real tasty Trinidadian food.

The thing I love about flavas International grill is that it is always pretty busy in there and the…read morefood has changed out often. The prices are fair and the servings are hefty. This day I decided to try their oxtail with rice and peas and oxtail gravy, green beans and added on some fried shrimp because why not. The oxtail we're very tender and well seasoned. Very soft and well flavored.Rice and Peas standard. Green beans good. The shrimp was well done, crispy and fresh. Price is decent for serving size.

The food is still good here. I come for the lunch special every few months. I generally stick to…read morecurry chicken, rice and peas and either cabbage or collard greens

$20 for the worst Oxtails ever !!!! Salty and far from tender. I feel robbbed. I don't know what…read morehappened to this restaurant , the food was good at one time but now, don't waste your money on the Oxtails.

The food was okay but not great. The container is small and price is too high. I don't recommend if…read moreyou are looking to be full.

I'm usually hesitant to try Guyanese restaurants from the Bronx as the reviews are never great and…read moreone restaurant really just turned me off. But coconut palm bar and grill is surprisingly good. I've only tried the potato balls, polourie and chicken fried rice but overall they were good and I would get the polourie and chicken fried rice over and over again. The potato ball isn't your typical Sybil's potato ball which apart from being made at home is my favorite. But that's just a personal choice. Food was delivery too so that's a plus for me. It may be the time of day I ordered as it was during the week on an afternoon but I would recommend this restaurant being tried as it's not the worst. Would've taken pics also but I started eating then remembered to review lol. So yeah, TLDR: if you're not willing to drive to little Guyana in Queens, give them a try!

Coconut Palm is such a gem in the Bronx! Not a lot of Caribbean spots around here, so I was really…read morehappy to find this place. The food was delicious, and the vibes were great - loved the indoor and outdoor seating. You can celebrate any occasion here - it's that kind of spot. Super chill atmosphere, friendly staff, and everything came out fresh and flavorful. Definitely coming back to pick up some food!

I've been meaning to try this truck out for a while and I'm glad I finally did. I ordered the Jerk…read moreChicken with Mac and Cheese. Good large portion for the price. Service is fairly quick for such amazing food. The Jerk chicken was moist and had the perfect spice level. You get that slow burn creeping in, not super spicy that you can't even enjoy it. I'm not sure if the mac and cheese is spicy also, its possible the jerk sauce just mixed in with the mac and thats what made it spicy but I wasn't expecting it. Even though, it was stilll banging. I can't wait to try the ribs this week!

Delicious Carribean food right in the BX!…read more Jerk chicken is really good as is the Salmon and the jerk pork. Get it with the hot sauce! YUM! Great prices and large portions. A great value on top of being delicious! If you're in the area, give these guys a try, you won't be disappointed!

You ever walk into a Jamaican food establishment and be greeted with a smile? Me neither! So that…read moreinstantly makes this place an anomaly. Rice & Peas & Tings is located toward the rear of the Bronx Terminal Market food court. I wound up here early on a Sunday morning and decided to give them a try. After the warm greeting, I asked if it was too early for stew chicken and was told 'Course not'. I was given a hearty serving of food, with EXTRA GRAVY like I requested. I could have fallen in love right there. I grabbed one of the many available tables, near the Christmas tree, so I could look wistfully out, onto...the highway. While the plate was plentiful, the chicken I received was small boney pieces. If you look, you can see the chicken back in my picture. This is not exactly a complaint (bones are for chewing), but I would have liked to have more actual meat. The chicken itself was also slightly sweeter than my preference, but still very good. Honestly they had me at the extra gravy and could probably do no wrong. The rice and veg were both well cooked and I have no complaints on either. I will definitely return and try different things from the menu (looking at you oxtail).

Having arrived earlier than expected to The Bronx Terminal Market and not looking to eat, as I was…read morehere for a YEE (Yelp Elite Event), I killed some time by walking around the small food court. Saw a large sign boasting, Rice & Peas & Tings, so I strolled over. Behind the counter was this cordial young gentleman who I had a lengthy conversation with. In a part of our conversation he informed me that they recently opened in the Terminal in 2024 and they are eagerly looking forward to sharing their food with the masses. For the undecided, samples are offered to help in any decision making. I didn't accept his offer of samplings, but what better way to entice someone. If you're looking for 'authentic Jamaican food like your Mama and Grandma used to make...', as they quote, stop by Rice & Peas & Tings.

Don't drive too fast down Boston Rd because you might miss this small but mighty little Jamaican…read morerestaurant. I remember when Fish N' Ting first opened several years ago and I'm pleased to know that this family run establishment is still kicking. I would put it in my top five list for Jamaican restaurants in the city. The menu is wide and varying and accommodating of different diets. If you love jerk chicken, you need to try it here! The jerk chicken lovers in my life can't get enough. My recommended dishes are the whiting (fried) with rice and peas, rasta pasta and now the lobster (which I didn't know they had). The seafood is made to order, fresh and super tasty. I never thought sweet chili and lobster would be a good combo but it totally rocks! It was truly delectable. My only issue is that they charge for gravy if the dish isn't saucy (as if) lol but I get it!

Stopped by Fish N Ting for some Jamaican food and had a mostly good experience. It's a quiet,…read moreno-frills takeout spot--I was the only one in line when I arrived, but a few people came in while I waited. My order took about 25 minutes, but the escovitch snapper was clearly made fresh. The rice and peas with steamed cabbage were flavorful and delicious. The fish had a nice spice, but the escovitch dressing was missing that signature tang--didn't taste like it had any vinegar, which was a little disappointing. Not the best escovitch I've had, but still satisfying overall.

Ordered: Malt (~$4)…read moreMango Juice (~$5) Chicken Suya (~$15) Street Waakye (~$25): rice & beans served with gari, spaghetti, tomato stew and black sauce (shito); fried fish and goat stew Jollof Queen (~$25): spicy, well-seasoned tomato stew rice served with salad, sweet plantains, and chicken Aya's take: I'm a big fan of African cuisine and this was my first time at a sit-down Ghanian restaurant! They have a DJ so if you're looking to vibe while enjoying Ghanian food, this could be the spot. It was my first time trying Malt and the best way I can describe it is it tastes like molasses, slightly bitter, slightly yeasty but very mild overall. We started off with the Chicken Suya which was a bit dry and chewy but the suya seasoning made all the difference. It tastes like a blend of chili powder, ginger, garlic, onion powder, paprika, etc. It was a fine starter but definitely skippable. For entrees, we got the Street Waakye and Jollof Queen. I've had waakye (pronounced waa-che) before but this was pretty dry. The spaghetti was light and I actually liked that they used thinner noodles rather than the regular spaghetti. This dish comes with fried fish which was light, flaky, and moist. The real winner was the goat stew. I'm salivating just thinking about it! You get the essence of tomato, the tenderness and slight gamey flavor from the goat, and the thick and luscious sauce that was an explosion of flavors. I even dipped the boiled egg into the sauce which was unbelievably satisfying. The jollof rice from the Jollof Queen was cooked way better than the waakye. It was moist, well-seasoned, and didn't really need anything added to be good. I loved the sweet plantains and the chicken was also well-prepared. Considering how much jollof rice there was and that it was ~$25, they could've given more than 2 pieces of chicken. Overall, it was a pretty good meal! When the bill came, I saw there was an automatic 18% gratuity added which is totally fine considering we were a party of 7. However, they then pointed out that this wasn't tip and was a fee for "the table". I eat out a lot and never in my life have I heard of this. We ended up adding another 10% on top of that. They also charge a 3% credit card fee. I don't agree with them trying to squeeze out more money from customers who are already coming and spending money; this is definitely not the norm anywhere else I've been. Not too many restaurants in NYC serving Ghanaian cuisine but you'll enjoy some traditional dishes here.

Be careful.mthis place is a scammers. They steal your credit card number or food stamps and charge…read morethem... Do not show or use your cards in this store .. shame on you